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reports. ''I' JoutuHi
S,"''iIS-reeSipts' i9"9; shipments. .o, mar.
90 stucfers and feeders. 49, "a
hnIIs ana mixed 2ND ~; r,l,. cati coy j.,
ranging from I 300 ~; Rou.l ~ prices
WOO "'' 2O packing ana shipping. ''Ng al..
E TInS "Ircr Sijyc .lo2 shipment, ,o Mar
az 81 Texans, jNe3 On; luuU, o1,.' u, w
100 pounds WIG % per
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,ugg4
aver on sunday, |
afternoon affirmed
defendants upon q
soda water was no(
necessity, ana that
medicine but as q
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piepalauVn yuIeu me. ana | must say, n f.
the only medicine would give cent for In
my case'-G II. Heard, Richmond Ind.
- Only genuine has stamp, In red
on front OF wrapper.
H. {, ZElLlN L co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Sole Propretors. Price 81.
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taSt llme,.. Sure Connections
Poiygamous Wool

SALT LAKE, August 9,-Accord-
ing TO ali estimate of the leading mer-
chants the Uish CLIP this year will
amount to 100000 pounds,
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THE MARKETS..
TN NNtEiI.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
...s..N tp The Examiner.

anecial pisVAtN ~ ''
...te.luly H.-lAe stock market toe.
..r, ,tcak and generally heavy tone,
gradually developed into decided weak
" weakness settled, the amount OF
y .... don. pe.ame larger aud 100 the after
,.b,n ,hc lear~ obtained complete con-
.,uiro. transactions were very large. 4
~ drop. toobie rally aud the best
w yerr generally recorded at . p. IN. \
~ ,o.iv occurred 900 the last hour but the
w W ,r.- n,n,> at hmt shade better than
a., price. ,cucucd
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New Coaches, Splendid Equipment,

me wueii u.su vvviy
thing ready to set sail. A carriage
which was waiting at the rear Of the
court room conveyed Gibson 10 the
vessel which cast of lines and headed
for san Francisco. 1t requirets loss
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I.llUUIILIuu. wa u. IuLInM..

tSh quotations Were as follows:
Flour Market steady and unchouuaJ.
No -,Iei, 1lie.
Corn No. %
Mess pork, per nhl l1Tl
Lard per lOi puuud., o. 9-l.Hnbl.
snort rib sides loose ~
DRY snltrd shoulders hoNcd 3d.
short clear sides boxed sSId~ 49,
per gallon.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-30

81 LOUIS, Juiy -Markc, r,irl, '..,....
nr-hi medium, lnDlt; course hrHF tI,
low sandy, Hoo: iur light. l1a2,.i,i'. ..,,..
It@.u' iuh-wnshri, choice, l,ei7. low. .na3
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FNtNE~roN, July -H- Murk.i. r...I..,,.....i
W ,l"I'eHIe sruccrs quote: Ordinary .n,,i
"ii"tIN iuir, ~ rim.. ~, chnl,r ,.
l''thrrf}, "a; government lltv:-i CIV
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Il UNITED STATES poKr..
LIVERPOOL sPors-NtuHr REPORT

LIVERPOOL, July 2l.-Cottou spof. ,i,....t
irregular aud unchanged
Ordinary ...... I,,
Good ordinary ''-''
Low middlinS
Mlddllng, uplnuds - 1n
Middling, Orleans 5uL
Iotai sales, 500 bales; American. LON
plies' Imports, iO,olO bales: American. Xii"
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800l for How 20 curc s9I0 Disease.
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BABY'S SKIN.
'hIihi'Ic and Birth Ilu,uor.
speedily Cured -,
tuliciru.

E'"k cleansing the skin and scalr or HIM.
htmois for allayiug itching bur,in"
s siD Inflammation, for curing tho nrst SWIM
mead, scroilula. and other iuhetited Ill, , a,,
n,o9 disease, CuticurH, The great skin rTro'
nnuu uucurH soap, an eSpuisitc SKIN be,,iiii
,'en, HNterhHlIy, ana Cuticurn Rcsnlveni he
A hsOluiely nnrr. ~, IhIhIIIDIO.
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q, tpSDoN, July 21.-Cou~ols closed 10 l.l6
mou"yi u'r silver.
sal
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GALVEsroN. July 1.-The following
'VIiin pa!ra,iNe statement OF cotton receipt. az
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
COTTON.

KEC'rs At UNGrEn STATES pnurs
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POSTAL TnEsRAPH.
Esssra e tha wsFk n Sea ssnnss ana
nsu.s-am y sAnsas sAsInAsr-
ssa,s csnmss.s Law.

WAaurnaruE, Dea. lA--AflaF ~ ere
senfatign q 3 tAEaa unmhw e Rell
Eio1s. Nj. Merrill, fFom The committel
% nnanee. repoEasd baek senate hiEl a
exszs d am6 pay % tha several atal9a and
leFFttuxies ana % Ne DisaEin1 of 0oinm'
nia all moaeya ooIlasted un0sg ~
aireel iax anl 81 ths 81 q Aurus4 1854.
AR. tnoaiiR ini7odoced bills % ~
move ihs iimilali0n IN TIE paynnnaa q
arrears az pen4innH, granting eKx4Ara q
pensions, granting aErears Ia eeEsaln
e4ssa . these peDsioned b eeEiain go,
0Ihsr hIlIs wurs iuizodassd. amona
kAem The failnatnRs
Bg Mr.. sherman, for the preservation
ef tke weeds and forests ae lesnl ts ths
scarves q naxlaable FiSets and then
b Mr. Haarsl 9 oanstllutional
amendmenf for the extension og tke
congressional lsrm lill TIE lasa Tussaay
. April.
By ar. Cullom, d amsnd NE inter.
g.Ats commeree oct, also for The estab.
lisameua and operation Of a uniled
States poo1al teleREaph, also 10 eQaaliEa
lba rAla1 az panaloDa IL eoflAin eases,
also o. axiond the n1n1Io1 lava 30 zleaU-
boat mon and others actInQ under Or
deFa cg Unilaa 6saaea oaicaras
BY MEs 1ausR q AFkansaa, opaninR
the great 1leux FesoEVation IN klbFaakA
% settlement.
By NJ. Frye. 10 psomois poliilcal pro-
gEsss and oommeFuial psoaperily Of the
AmeFioan nation.
By MF. Cray % establish . oouEl of
nppeals.
81 ar. Stamford for lhs euiAhlish-
nsnt of . Qaarnntine station 81 san
NRancisoos
Ms. Plata offered resolakion 10
amand tue roles 90 nhat hereafter the
senate shall eunslder and aet npon trea-
tie1 and sxecaiiEo nominations q opo1
session. except when 0lheEuise gEderod.
RafeEnufl 90 ne enmmifeea On E1lea.
On m0ainn az ME. Ooekrell the select
oammilleenf he lest congress on meth
eds il tie executive departments Waa
ce1linued, wiih lsaFa - report any
tine prior 10 tha 25th of January.
Mrs Dolph eallad up tha bill intro.
anced BE- him yegkarday % provide tor
foEtt3 3oaiiona and otheR - eoaEt defena-
e. On hla motion Il vas referred %
ehs c0mmitiee en- coast iina defenses.
Ehe senate then adjourned tlil tQmnl-
FRH.
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MANY BsLIs wIrH vkRzoUs osJzCrs Ana
IETaoDUcED.


MANY BELIs WIN vAnToUs osJzCzs Am
1RTnoDUuKD.
OzrrrRrA, Dec. 13.--The honse con-
yeuflon kt 10 o'clcck.
A memorial passed praying for admis-
EIon Of the territory 70 statehood.
Mr.. HurAsB' resolution 20 proeure
c0mmiatee rncma passed. q
Mr.. Fellows pnseented & pesifion from
the Grand ins1 a. Spokaue HaIls, oalTina
attention 10 tlie unwiss pfoVIsione of TIE
cfiuiInai code Of Washington teRritory.
The report OF tha SQmmisfee on t6e
royarnof' 'aue saaRe va szUDfs3. A eOm.
muninsfion from ne apFez1og convey
ina reports of he ieEEitoEIaI board Was
received.
Ia he house the following bills we're
IfntFcauead No. 81 relating encsurta
n record. Ms ., relating @ Hens.
Amending sections 1875 and 1877: No. Sc.
relating 20 Rarntshmenf IN 1ustiess'
eourfs: No. 81, development Of latent
Feaoarces; No. 81, relating 10 aftornevR
fees for drawing papers; No. 81, reIss-
inc % roads. ferries and bridges; No. 81.
about marks ami brands; No. s.. relas-
inQ 10 suits for divorce; No. IS, snbmit-
tirln to tue vstefs the question Of female
euFrsee; Ne. 81, for assessmens of PROP
ertv and osliesaion ef taxss.
Upon Eeeonyenina At 2 o'olook .. n.
Nr. Eskisr, Of Oolambia coznsy, fntro-
auaed house bill No. IS, 90 amend see
slon 500 az tha code dednlng The anal1
fcation OF voters and making ii IN
uecesszxy 20 reside 90 days in tie o1aa-
IN snd 90 dsys IN che preeinof, bet in-
atsad stx mosths p the teFFitesT nnd %
days "a ne coan3y ~ s1iRinally pro-
vided il fhe code.
No. 30 wns also insrodnesd b NJ,
RshieF. Of Columbia cognty, amendfnR
seCfion 8 Of TIE act Of N0Tsmbsr "a,
ies8, a kina Il anlawful - Kin, sefi ax
rave in poasessi1n any pE4ifia ahiekan,
1ava hen, Qfausa. rhenGahls rar&fidQn a.
qasll hst9sen he Issh q NSbreaEy and
ths Isl u AuEusl-
ia. 10 was iufro6ucsd b Mr.. EIdsE.
az King county. making ts uulawfnl fer
s1,x - ~ 8F tHsn exeeps regularly or.
osnfEed niliiia 70 parade tie streets Of
~ eIlT o. toss aisuu1t ths laslnea e
fhs eoFernQx. he siadeats q any NIL.
/ ifsry - asny Are ret ina11dsd IN she
lnrpFssanwM Tna panaisg a Ansd IS
| 800 sns. SIX 1oBths ispEisocmenl--
either % both.
BIIls from No. 16 % No. q fnelnsiva.
snd nismcffAI No. !. inifod1ced yesssF-
AaV. wers read g sscond tina and re-
I ferred 10 the pf5rek commftaneR-
| NJ. Forrest moved that the geeond
rssdlne of ezss - hesaftsr b tIsls.
Adop1sd.
RiH No. 1l wsa intro6aeed by Mr.
Thcmpson. Il provides fer tie estab-
Iishucnt Of q territorial board Of haalfh
ena RECEIVES regisiFy Of biFtha, mar
riazea End dezkas aud aha oamuilatfnr
a sfatistioa frcna ths anz1e.
BsIl No. A uza alao i1troduned 81
l M. Thcmpsnu. laying Ftatrietinns aboul
fhe rsnc1lcioners cf me6ia1ne ana e,
| qulEsng eaah % hGVo 9 pEsp1s dipioma
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ran CAnnor CAsrnEr.


orHHn MkKxzns OF rnrnREsr ooEHnuznD
WIFE FaMEuR PoEKxxus.
PAREs, Dec. la.--Pne formaaios o.
rlFfaFd ministry was bsonRat about b.
tnrsRts q President CaRRot 70 SIGN u
a. TiRFArd refused % 20 ahead wilh
The task. II is nos called the "CAfnot
Cabinet" The organ Of a.. Ciemen.
n au and osher radical organs make vio-
ient attacks on the rev Rogegnmena,
Whioh, it 10 expeo,ad, .Bi0 collapse after
President CaFnos's message waa sub
silssd % the chambers epday. &c 3D.
sooates g policy Of concord and appaass-
ment, an1 agass the adoption Of pracii-
cal reforms foR fhe Improvement Of
dDanee. The chambers, h1 Gays, In as
siatinR the government 70 execute this
programme Gill give Ensopo pEocioua
pledRo Of EEancs'e ardent desire fsE the
consolidation Of general peace and viii
facilitate ehs development AZ Goad for
eiQn eslationa.
aehe eoarl of aEralanmenf has pro
noQnoea thAt no essa baa been eetah-
lishod against k. Wilsan. u. GEsgy's
son-in-laW, Ia eannection with the dsoo-
rations suandal. The charges aQninni
lin. shersfore, have been drOpped.
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EheHs - hz,a ueza rsna 8 a. nnf
9econd tkne ard rzEs1nd y - en-.
mites 81 fn1lciny
Mf Fellows cave zollta fAMa hswuula
move tcg fhe cA1n4ln4 q lbe rnla pEs-
vidlEa fcg s19 d91lF 111ian of ths
hoaze, e1Eikzn0 egs tAe ucEds Aan1 two
eHeiock ,. ~ t1us l1asing la 1Aol0ck
u ~ moEnlnG - sha onl4 boar o.
MneellnNs
AdioErN<d.
Niss nssl1s D. Pirsr. n Ssalfla va
eie1ied sarnaI elErk tbdzy.
ME. MeElro5's hill erogsdira faR ths
heAdl1R q dizssisf eonEAs as oaunfe
esals 3 desiRus4 E1r apeulal appiisatlan
% ckazzt eoaniy, bat 3 f1s4s general
- oonterD ie fhe isW. rs unlR
seal q 6kAeIl e0untg uaa Iemo. - fnom
LncolnsF 10 Mk Vexnun, bul she eeurt
ls Efill keid al the forfner plane. 1hnl
hlh g dseigns4 % bring ehe coart 70
NJ VeEnons SIS
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4 large number Of executive eom.
municaliona we're laid before the house
by tie apeakeg aud appropriately re-
feFTed ana then at 1910 recess vas
taken till o'clock.
AfbeE roossa Speaker OaEiisle, having
called Mr.. Mia, Of Texas. 70 The 1haiF,
she committee offered resOiniinn de-
niaEinR that The following gentlemen
shall constitute the oommiitee Of sleo-
tions: Mr.. Crisp, chairman, O,keEfal,
0nthWaite, Barry, Marsh, Heard, John
con, of North CaRolins, OpNeiil, Of
Indiana, Moore. Rowell. Honek, Cooper,
Lyman. Johnson, Of Indiana, and
Ledge. Tbs resolution We unanimously
adopeed.
Ths speakar havina resumed tha shah
directed tha& Ell papers in TIE raEioun
contested oAses be fefsfied 10 lhe con
mitsse and ihen The hsuse adjourned
ttll Friday.
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THE uoHRAnEEE xRo0zn RHAaAM cur tn
TIE vonTE-EExEH ROUND.
NEw Yonx. Dec. l3.-The DempssY-
Reagan pEixs fight for the Middle
weight ehampinn, took place today, up
the Hudson fivar. The men mei and
batilod fer Is rounds With hid gloves,
under the London prize Fules. a1d the
nehA was Won by Dempsey, Who out
generated Reagan and out-fonaht him
from the very start. Reagan stood up
with remarkable RamenesB under the
enonpaEeil'e" mastery and pogerfni
strokes, but to the fortg-ffth Found,
after the men had bean engaged for an
bear and nine minutes, Reaean's SEQ
ond, seeing that be had no possible
chanos Of winning. threw up the sponge.
Reagan had suffered severely while
Dempsey vas comparatively free krom
maxks OF the oombaf. Only about
twenty people we're present. Tie staks
vas e1D0.
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Hgw THE RngRxB a. wxNNEFma Koox uRuR
xzn Ea1x1zH nAmnnAnl
UnEAEARaEzas Dea. ler-Ebs an
nonpeeszsns thnt 6inolaiE 4 o.. have
Secel4ed onnkKnst 10 huilA NE exken-
slnn ct ne Seattle q Wegi Coast rail-
way % Tie boundary linz, proves ihat
lhs oasAdiaB Pariae 4 datsrrsinnd Is
have anstheF neI& fos frniRhl dl1lxIbn.
ton, and that this linR beina hoIIl
frum Seattle % aho bonndarr d knr ths
p1Ep0sa q eennocfinn with nn extenaIsn
81 The O4nallian Raci6c road, and thus
q viii faEniah the later 2fth entry by
rail inte Mashinaton 1sErilogy, Oregon.
and Oaiifnxnia.
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AHornw oRDaR.
xMn cH1nEsz woarEH sTILL n UUsTopx
N san ERAncznOo.

IMn 0HlAk9k WoMNN IT'LL - UU41oDx
N san NRANcIsuo.
Bkn RnknuIsoos Dso. Is = Today JudRe
sawyer virtaally placsd the twenty
esvon CHINESE Woment nov dekained b
his order on board fho steamship San
Psble. eRain lnla The oonirol q Col
Iecsor HaReF. H8Smade che foaIewina
order; nlf is ogdeEod thai khe custodian
OF the several Ohinese women placed on
tie stsamship San Pablo bs oEdeF of
this ocuEt On Saturday Decemb4s leths
permit the e0llsetor Of The port ci san
frauciacs ana thoae asttDR under bis
authority 10 have free aeoess 70 lhe Hald
Bnip and oolnmanlnallo1 win sid
women, either IN person o. b bis sub
erdinataa, with the asaislance, g % 20
des. eas, Of . representative Of the Ooi'
neso eonsuIata and the ones Of tbe
Unitad STATES attorney fer ths puEpoos
Of making and egppleilng any exan-
iuaki0n BE- may dsam 4 hia duty %
make under and In pursuance cf any
ssaiuieof TIE United Biates.
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sn. Eours. Dao. B.--AoEieea trom
Tahleoua, Indian TerFitoEy, sag fhat
~ ultimarum IN tbe political eFiais has
heen reaehed b. re Nationals ealing
an fhe United States e0tcEnment % ~
az matters, Agent Oven made q talk
"a 4 uaags meeting of both parties and
informed she po0pIe that he he'd docu-
nants sfznsd b. Ne leading men Of
each party cledRiBg' peaoes BE had
IeIeafsphed 10 eae 1ndian oflse ~
Waskinaton ana 4 commisziones would
Be- esnk a onos 10 eettla matters. TIE
nafional members Of lhe senate and
houss refuse % ebsy May's pteaIama.
fion Of an EXTRA SESSION and muat 81
lham have R0ne - their homes.
Pswaersy ssricksa wfGh MezmsErhana,
PurrAnzx1uza, Dee. 3.--InfoEnaatIon
uaa rsesiVed yesterday f0Esnoe1 e. the
KniRhfs of LstoE QaaEegEe 70 the easol
lhaf Maatef Wokkn8n fcSdeEly hes
baap seriaksn with segege hem0KrhaRe
of fna IunRa Il his heane b SeEanton.
N, Po8dsrly was 70 heve lsfi his
houe q Scranton early yesterday fDre-
noop. buG TIE isadden atlA1k which
narne uuon him Rlmos1 oumpieaelY pros
frsied him ana Fsndsred bis nip 10 tlis
eitg ons af tha question. he haa hIsheK-
u hee1 tEuubied with weakness e Ne
ianGa
Ths Kshfnssn frlAE
Bcnrun, Dsc. lgs--9hses was Q laERs
crowd in aiasadanss ettks ssan1e day
AZ ths sriai 81 Alrs. e1rAh J. Robinsou.
for tha mandeE her so1. -
gaa. b nhsppaxds an a1leek q t1e ~
psems Dosnny of fhe united Ordes o.
/ PllQrim FnfheEs, 1ssli1ed that WLllie
| Ischinsoa waa insnsed fog 419o0 u thA1
oraer. IL no1leF heInN lor the benont
/ a sarah =. Rohinsc1- -
| AEN. aawBeE, ass4i6ed 10 Wlll.s's
S1rkunEs al ths table ons ARRnst Akh, Nt-
/ fEr dFInkfsg ssms - Nh.ch his Eotnel
rsa1lSs y. Alsxz xzaasl. tsslsd thal ha
"a hssEa Mrs.. heesgaen u1sg haE go
. foin - Unlsea Order ~ PIlRsim
/ prsNrss. nnd ths wllnn11 was preaanl
Vksn hs yisl1ed.
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JAPAN BAZAAR.

W. RAVE JUHT nEcErvFp A LARG :
w aasossnAent q 4apaneSa Fancy Geofa.
seissWafe Slk Hsn6ksrehisfs. In norotaeRses,
Si.a1a. hAzeesH. Craze eAsslt. al kines q
S.seA AActfa' { ra&axWe4r, 6enis' ssifse, -
AldA 80, NaA q aenrEal Ina q nertaA eE8
Mee4eeai aFtisiea Pleaze cal nAA eze n.sne
1ei h1teiaz, Tront stEes4 seastlS. teie
le1,1 chang nnnaeer, = alene antheri1ed
= @s1f ~ ,nasoledaezs AeElura - s1HaaE
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TAoolEA, Dee. Is.-rsn Of ths aantla-
man boafdeFs at The Tacuma Rnve q
complimentary hop In the parlof ko-
night. Nearly go peE8ons ware PRES
snt. Il VS. che most brilliant affair
that ever occurred here. The ladies
were most elegantly and eIahoraiei7
dressed With oFnamenia Of diamonds,
pearls and howeFs. and they never look
"a prgltIsA. The immaeaIale nblE.
fronia and swallow tailg Of the gentle.
men with their pretty ladis8 reminded
one oa q seaside snmmeR hep a. Long
pFompiiy a 3. and ~ midnleht an ele-
giant cold supper consisting ct verious
1afnde. boned meata. oysters and fsIi-
c1eles Wore served tno auesta. 1olI04-
ing the refreshments oanoiRa vas 10
gumsd and eoniinued till early mora
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Los ANanLns. Dec. IA squad of
sailors came up frum San Pedro today
10 meet Q large number Of non-union
men expected 70 arrive here tonlaht end
Who will aliempt 10 indnoe the sailors
not 20 20 90 woFk. Trouble ID feared
and an extra foFee Of oiieaEn haB baan
6rfaflaa
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sAH ERAHoBoo, Dss. I3-Tho 1nder-
SsandIna nog b fhat afAsr ihs eo1vls-
made With She Oregon line, Ne NORTH.
cru Psgl1o 1nd ne s1e8messof The Can-
adian Paaiae between yaaeouReE ana
Taoema.
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man, bAnkfuDl n4Qeizgy agent. naninai
whom four charges Of embezziemeni
ere pendlng and who hes Insolvency
pToasedlngs before tbe Alameda OounfY
6upeFiox Court, Wna today oammiite6
% the county jail b. JadRp 0Feen. Of
The Alameda BupeFioF Oouft. for refua-
Ina b bo sworn 20 testify sruiv Ia tbo
examiuation ordered bef0Te the eupaEl-
o. CouKt touohinR she dispositioa ef
eome 800 90 woFsh rf property 10 hiA
insolvency ptoaeedlnag. Hswman gave
ns bic reason for not answering iha1
there we're four criminal fndictmanfs
pendine a9alasi him Ia She bupsrIo1
D0urf as 1an kfeuelsoo, and lhiI oxam-
inaiton was q maxa doviee by the pHons-
untfnn IN shnna eRnna.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

eAu FRANorsoo. Dee. 1e.--J. y. Me-
Donaid, Who vas arrested last Weok fof
hAEina ID hts possession block Tor en-
craving Bank Of England notes, vas
held 10 $1,000 bail b. the police ina-
tfoa fhia morning.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

San FnknC1so0, Deo. l8--Two clerks
"a he postolaes, one h the money oraax
dspaEtmsnt end The other h the mail
room, we're ranoved 10 tbs pant house
Abous swo weeks III wilh small Dor. IL
4 stated thai TIE disease was eoniEactaA
anssIAa AZ fha deunrtunnf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

Lloa AHaEEEs, Dso. l8.-HoFaeo A.
Bell, sn attorney here, oommeneed euis
AfizoHas with ex-dsseotiys Brady, fsF
election fraud.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

= -.,~,-saH.s AID c1Lz.D0AxAA egel2-
-rsrr Saeni14 q ) D. ~ = keen
81 -. - 6saek. All Heatasmau ans @yha
<.--a n ssutehnlg1 ar4 efrakNilY ~
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

WAaMmoDcE, Dee. 1os-Ths nooond
National ConVsntion of third ana fonrlk
oIaas psa1nasisrs of ihe Gated States.
rnnt hern this n0FnluR. a paRmannma
or1anination was a5aetad - tie alaa-
sion of the following ofEoeF1s Chair
mon, Hon. HobeEf Wiehty, MiofI011f
asersfary, Thomaa q. hFaoY, WeB1 Flf-
olnias l,nlanf naarstaFioa. }. q. Henry.
~ flhia. ana n. A. Winahat of Iowa.
A vlss rresident was eleased fH0n naah
1lnta fenreeenIfH The nftHr,rN' e..
60 e fke oonVsnflcn n q ebtain -
eassaas of & I'll - conREe8 iueTnag.na
nnd e1nallHlua, uNon 1he bznia * fSa
mn4f raflurE8, AL eomgenNatann 81
fflTd snd dfoaEfh siaas pcet1aal&EHI
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-06-18
Cleveland on Prohibition.
Interview in Boston Traveller.

l have been thinking over this
movement for long time. There
is scarcely day when something
does not turn up to remind me of
the curse of rum. Men are dis
graced, sent to prison, mount the
scaffold, simply because they are
not able to control their appetites.
That is one side of it. Now look
at the other. There is no pleasanter
spectacle than to see hundleds OF
Germans, with their wives and
children, in a beer garden, listen
ing to the music and enjoying
themselves rs good and law-abiding
citizens. l drink beer and light
wines myself, and l think | feel all
the better for them, but do not
recommend their use to others, be-
cause ! believe that every man
should be a law unto himself In
this matter. It's mighty compli-
Gated question: however.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-06-18
Gridley and His Sack Of Flour.

In the spring of 1864 fairs were
held all over the land to recruit the
funds of the Sanitary Commission,
which had already used over $3 ,OOO,-
600 in following up the advance in
the readiness for battle; in bear
ing, from the heaps of dead and
diving, the wounded to quarters of
comfort; and on the retreat, min
istering to agonized men who
begged for water or to send a few
words home.
Meanwhile, the need for money
to keep up the work was pressing,
and none felt the piteous appeal of
soldiers helpless, hapless. on the
field more than the sympathetic
war-Democrat Ruel Colt Gridley,
who bethought him to auction his
sack of flour for the Commission
each one buying it to put it up
again for sale. He had borne it
trimmed with streamers and flags,
through the main street of Austin
from Upper Austin to Clifton, a ,,
mile and quarter, to the air OF
"John Brown" to pay a wager that
the Democratic nominee for may
or would be elected
After expressions of mutual good
will arose the query, what to do
with the -four? The proposition
to make Republican griddle-cakes,
allowing Democrats none, drew
protests of tealty to the Union from
Democrats. Mr.. Gridley tested
the crowds vaunted loyalty by the
plan of auctioning the flour for the
soldiers.
Wild cheers greeted this propo.
sal. T. B. Wade, auctioneer, cried
off the first bid to Mr.. Gridley fol
$500, a Republican $3.50; Mr.. Buel
beaten candidate for mayor, bid 9
certificate Of the Indian Depart
ment, $l115, but all bids were pay
able in gold coin. and the munfi
cent offer was rejected. Five
thousand dollars was paid over ane
two blocks Of lots i'll WATERFOWL
one given by Mr. Buel.
With Mr.. Gridley on fine horse
the procession formed again ant
escorted the hero in triumph home
He paid the express charges ant
sent the money to the commission
Gold Hill wanted chance, 81
on May 10Th a procession, with MI
Gridley, formed through the mai'
street 10 Maynard block, wher
silver-tongued Tom Fitch spoke
and the -four realized $5225. Th
procession was christened IN
Army of the Lord" as it lnarche
through the canyon with flags an
music to Silver City, where IN q